Bloom Archives
Tag: MOYA ANDREWS
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Get Ready to Be Inspired at Summer Garden Walk
If you are a gardener, or simply appreciate gardens and the outdoors, mark your calendar now so you can be sure to attend the…
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Bloom’s Greatest Hits: Landscape Artists
Landscape gardening has always been a form of visual art, and, like painting, it has evolved over time. During the past century traditional formal…
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Bloom’s Greatest Hits: IU Campus in Spring
Wells and the IU administrators who have been stewards of the campus since his time have espoused the philosophy that the landscape is not…
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Under the Weather: How Climate Change is Messing with Monroe County
Indiana’s seasons aren’t quite what they used to be. Wet springs that lead to floods are often followed by summers with dangerously high temperatures.…
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InBloom: Ancient HelleboresâYou Canât Have Too Many!
The hardy Helleborus plants, both those that bloom at Christmas (Helleborus niger) and those that bloom during Lent (Helleborus orientalis) are wonderfully well-behaved citizens…
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The Appeal of Begonias
Begonias are a diverse family of 1,500 plant species native to tropical and subtropical regions of all continents except Australia.
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The T.C. Steele Gardens
Theodore Clement Steele (1847â1926), the famous American impressionist painter, is well known for his Indiana landscapes. (What many may not know is that Steele…
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Gardens Well Planned (PHOTO GALLERY)
All gardens are unique, of course, and reflect the individual passions of the people who conceptualize and create them. Behind every spectacular garden there…
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Bloom’s Greatest Gardens: Laura Ley and Barry Kern (June/July 2017)
This installment of Bloom’s Greatest Gardens features the colorful urban oasis of Laura Ley and Barry Kern on Bloomington’s Near West Side, first published…